Zane Jankovska

Provides consultations for adolescents and adults in the following cases:

• acute or prolonged stress;

• anxiety (social anxiety, panic attacks, vegetative dystonia, etc.);

• burnout (persistent fatigue, emotional exhaustion, lack of motivation, etc.);

• crisis – strong emotional shock (loss, separation, etc.);

• depression (seasonal depression, postpartum depression, etc.);

• behavioural and personality disorders; self-esteem issues;

• adjustment disorders – inability to adapt to new circumstances (career, finances, relationships, place of residence, etc.);

• difficulties in relationships with others (conflicts, separation, difficulties forming new relationships, loneliness);

• identity crisis;

• emotional and/or physical violence, mobbing, bossing, etc.

The specialist also conducts psychological assessment of the intellectual and emotional sphere for adolescents and adults.
The purpose of the psychological assessment is to determine a person's personality traits, thinking and communication characteristics, cognitive abilities and processes (perception, memory, attention), intelligence, and to diagnose ADHD. A final report is prepared at the end of the assessment.
Psychological assessments are most often performed upon request of an institution or specialist (medical commission, family doctor, neurologist, psychiatrist, etc.).

Psychological assessment is carried out for:

• DEĀK requirements;

• exemption from examinations;

• clarification of an ADHD diagnosis;

• and other needs as required.

If necessary, expedited preparation of the report is available.

Clients are accepted from the age of 14.

Provides both insurance-covered and paid services.